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Friday,- September 2 1922.
THE OREGON DAltY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
15
RESH FISH ARE
ABUNDANT HERE
Fresh fish is in abundance on the
arket at present. Salmon, halibut,
act -cod. Btureeon and sea bass are
pen at reasonable prices.
I Fresh salmon is neutng- generally
Iround 25c' per pound, while silveralde
klmon Is. bringing- izc. -,f
Halibut Is going at zsc Tne wnite
sh is In gTeat demand at present.
Black cod is sngrnuy ntgrer n price,
f inf. nrrlv I0S12C r pound has
Uen asked, bu-it is now brinstnr 13
lsc.' i- i : . t.
Sea bass is not so plentiful as the
Iround 25c per pound.
sturgeon, is also prtcea zaa
The demand for poultry is nominal
: -present.' "Ziight hens are still brtng-
rr An Jn nnhllc. market, while
eaviej ovet - four pounds) are ne't
nev2.,, .Friers are 30c and broilers
fcc per pound.
6TU3rT DIXK CJUCE KATEKS 1
.Denver; Sept. J9.Ciassea were held
up temporarily -while male stu4ents of
pond, cafce eaters who wore Kudolph
vaienuno pants.
NftlNCTION HEADED
FOR SUPREME GOUR
I
, (Continued From Pfi. On)
oosteaTiis pouiicai siock tuuu
y the position he has latterly adopted.
rjESTIOJT KAISED -
What Mr; Harding gains, however.
mons the business men is to some ex-
nt offset by tne antagonism n nan
rned on the labor side. The injunc
on fight is by no means over. The .
srht will be carried to the supreme
ourt of the United States. Attorney
e'neral Daugherty told the writer that
s welcomed a thorough test of the in-
lmction. The decree is or course
ased upon the famous anti-trust law
f 1890. which ""makes it unlawful to
.ftraM trade.
Tne of the chief Ipoints brought out
y the critics as to the durability of
e injunction as a legal proposition ia
he contention' that the acts com
lalned of by the department of justice
re not federal, but state offenses, and
hat a conspiracy to violate state laws
! not sufficient ground for federal in.
unctions.
So the chances are when the injunc-
fton is finally passed upon It wjll fur.
ish a test on the broad principle or
hether any act may be : committed
ithin it3elf lawful such as a meetr
hg or the taking of a strike vote if
uch an act results In the restraint or
rade or the interruption of commerce..
IRDEB TIES HASBS
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En
i'neers. Trainmen and Conductors,
fc-ho are not a party to the rail strike.
re up in arms about it. They are
alherlng here the test legal talent
vallable to them to fight the injunc-
ion. They insist tnat as it stands now
hey cannot order a strike, and that it
leas never the intent of congress to
ermit such a prohibition to be de
lved , from the act of 1890 or subee-
nent statutes.
One thing is certain if the higher
ourts reverse the Daugherty injunc-
ion, a movement will begin for ,the en-
ctment of legislation Just as drastic.
the injunction may be 'a. bitter pill to
wallow, and from the labor viewpoint
bisy contain many injustices, but like
II things that go to . the extreme. It
i the result of a disturbed and to some
xtent embittered public, opinion which
ess two sides contending perennially.
fvtiile the public suffers and pays the
ini.
LBDIJSG EXPERIMENTING
There Is some regret expressed here
hat the administration did not see fit
o inquire more closely into those acts
t the railroad executives, which in a
road way have contributed causes of
aissatisfactlon among the workers and
ed indirectly, if not directly, to the
trikes.
To retain public confidence some
teps that will be convincing of the
Government's impartiality as between
he factions are again and again polnt-
d out as inevitable. Naturally the
Government is trying Its hand and ex-
erfmenting, and if the decree is not
firoken down by legal action higher up.
mquestlonably the same method win
be used to prevent lockouts.
CANDY
SPECIAL
English Toffee, per
pound box ;. OUC
Cream Caramels, per O..,
pound uU C
Hot Peanut Brittle, per Qf
pound -VrC
ROSE CITY
CANDY SHOP
jc a. e. Corner zd and Yamhill
SPECIAL
CHICKEN
45c
BAKED
i i t
OR
HAM SOrXHEKX
31 5r BAKERY SPECIALS .
, t BVTTEB SQUARES.. 20
j E .COOKIES rfti.ii, 15
M STERUNS BAKERY
3 Z SSI aforrtsoB, Jst Below S4 j
; riiiiiM""iiiinm'n ixa
EGGS
The cheapest meat on the
"market. Special
' 2 dozen
Graded, 2 dozen ........ .70c
.... 65c
BUTTER
Fresh Creamery, a lbs.s
for ,;
FULL CREAM
CHEESE, 2 lbs. for. .
CHICKENS,
jrer B?. ........
SPRING CHICKENS
pOVpsi..
CONDENSED MILK.
3 cans .
90c
45c
22 c
30c
25c
' ALL GOODS RETAILED
WHOLESALE AT THE
LA GRANDE CREAMERY
; FIRST AND YAMHILL
, PBISOJf GITE3T
Chehalis, Wasb-, - Sept. 29. George
Peterson was sentenced to two to four
years tn the reformatory at Monroe
by Judge Reynolds on second degree
burglary charge- '
Hill
ionPacIleta
OF DELICIOUS
flHil AMSImI BMhsA
Are Sold Annually.
Aa& your grocer for a pacHet today
Robt. &H.C. Cook, N. W. Distributors, Seattle, Wash,
A. Y. Steeves, Local Agent. Telephone Auto. 612-32
GROCETERIAS
All Goods Plainly Marked Less Than Downtown Prices
Palm Olive Soap, 4 bars for 25c
Mazola Oil Quarts, 7cy2 gallon ....87c
Cream of Wheat, pHg 20c
Ghirardellis Ground Chocolate, 1-lb. tin. 27c
Barton's Pure Lard 2-lb. pail, 35c--5-lb. pail. 85c
Eagle Coffee Per lb .29c
Jar Rings Grey, dozen 6c
Black Figs New crop, per lb 18c
Flour Baker Girl, 49-lb. sack. $1.62
Royal Baking Powder, 6 oz., 20c 12 oz. 40c 2Y2
pounds $1.26
LOCATIONS
537 Williams Ave., near Russell St.
144 Killingsworth Ave., near Albina Ave.
1381 Sandy Blvd corner 50th St.
271 East Broadway, corner Williams Ave.
1362 Hawthorne Ave., corner 48th St.
1034 Hawthorne Ave., cor. 35th St.
Restaurant and Mail Orders Filled at 44 FRONT ST.
The House of Economy
AND
a Utmost Satisfaction
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We have disposed of all other PeopleVStores and have doubled the size of our store at ; First and Taylor
streets. In this enlarged store we are better prepared to attend to the needs of the public Operating costs
have been greatly reduced-thereby lowering prices. Telephone and "delivery facilities have been im
proved, which means better service, 'it will pay you well, from the viewpoint of economy and service, to
shop at the1 People's tomorrow. , "
Chocolate . .
4 lbs. Macaroni
4 lbs. Spaghetti
1 qt. Mustard
1 Comb Honey
1 lb. Cake Sweet
2 lbs. Ginerer Snans
3 lbs. Broken Cpokies
5 lbs. Broken Rice
3 lbs. A No. 1 Rice
a lh White Reans
3 lbs. Broken Fg Bars
1 pkg. Bird SeecJ . ; . . .
3 Bottles Vinegar
.25
.25
.20
.25
.25
.25
.25
.25
25p
.25
.10
.25
1 box Apples. . . .$1.25
2 lbs. Choice White Figs 25
y2 gal. jar Sli. Dill Pickles. . .25
3 Scotch Lassie Sardines. .25
One 22 lb. Peniick's Syrup. . .15
3 Van Camp's Soup .25c
1U5
20$
1 lb. Cocoa
1 lb. Chocolate
3 Glasses Jelly
1 pint Del Monte Catsuji 25
CANDY
2 lbs. Broken Stick . 25
1 lb. Horehound Drops 20?
1 lb. Jelly Beans 15
1 lb. Scratched Chocolates. . .25
3 pkgs. Corn St&rch 25f
1 sack Potatoes , . $125
Sugar, 15 lbs..... $1.00
3 lbs. Powdered Sugar . .25
3 lbs. Cube Sugar 25
25 Oz. K. C. Baking Powder. 20
1 pkg. JeU WeD ....10
1 lb. Dates ....15
1 lb. New Prunes .15
1 lb. Peanut Butter 15
1 Lb. Cheese . 22c
, ,
3 lbs. Gem Nut 70
12 lbs. Onions .25
15 lbs: Potatoes 25
6 lbs. Sweet Potatoes,. ..... .25
1 lb. Salted Peanuts : .15
1 lb. Cocoanut 20
3 pkgs. Shaker Salt. 25
(Regular price 2 for 25c)
Picnic Shoulders, lb. 19c
1 al. Tea Garden
Syrup . .$1.10
8 Pounds
Snowdrift
S1.35
' J Pounds
Snowdrift
73c
2 lbs. Butter...... 79c
2 pkgs. ,A. & IL Soda. . . . . . .15
6 bottles Bluing .......25
6 cans Sardines ..... ...... .25
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins. .... .25
1 lb. Walnuts ..20
1 lb. BrazU Nuts , .20
10 lbs. Karo .... i ... . . (65
SPECIAL
10 lbs. White Sage Honey. .$1.65
5 lbs. White Sage Honey. , . , 85J
1 quart White Sage HoneyJ.50:
5 for
Borden's Milk . .
Carnation Milk.
Federal Milk .
3 Darigold Milk ......25c
11 Small Cans Milk. . .50c
45c
Peoples Market
Grocery Co
Phone M. 5700
WE DELIVER
FLOUR
1 Sack Crown
Patent
$1.85
1 Sack Drifted
Snow
. $1.80
1 Qt New Kraut . . 15c
7 rolls ToUet Paper : . . .... .25
6 rolls Wax Paper . 25
1 Mop Stick . ............. .15
1 Good Broom 35
3 pkgs. D. W. Jelly Powder. .25
4 lbs. Rolled Oats 25
FISHER'S CEREALS
VI
large pkg; Oals : . . . ....... 20
large pkg. Pancake, 20
small pkg. Pancake.'. . . i . .10'
large pkg. Wheat' Berries. .25
small pkg. Wheat Berries. .10
Burnett's Flavorettesr . :! : '
5 flavors . . . . . . . i i, .25
25 bars Royal White Soap ..... 91
4 pkgs. Wool Soap Flakes. .25
25 bars Swift's White Soap. ..51
2r bars Crystal White Soap . . . $ J
4 bars Creme Oil Soap. . . . .25
4 bars Ivory Soap ....25
6 pkgs. Pcarline 25
1 bottle Cedar Polish 25
3 Vi'lb. box Crackers . . .... . . 50q
5 lb. box Graham Crackers. ,75
3 pkgs; Corn Flakes. ... . . i.25
3 lbs. Good Coffee. ....... .95
8 lb. sack Salt ,.15
1 lb. New-Crop Almonds. . .i33
1 gal. Wesson Oil $1.73
n . v. . .. jlg, 1
Arcade FIRST, SECOND AND ALDER STREETS Arcade
T0M0RR0W-AU PorUand Will Shop Hee-T0M0RR0W
Apples, Pears, Grapes, Prunes, Crabapples, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Corn,
Cucumbers, Squash, Pumpkins, Eggs, Chickens, Rabbits, Honey,
Potted and Cut Flowers
Eyery Kind of Fruit and Vegetables Direct to You From Farm,0rto
Fredeen's
Electric
Roasted
Coffee
3 lbs...
Gold Bond Creamery
Butter Guaranteed
45
Elbow-Cut
MACARONI
5c LB.
COFFEE
Dependable, M. J. B.
and Royal Club
1-lb. can for . .... .38c
3-lb. can for. . . . .$1.13
54b. can for S1.84
Royal White SOAP
7 bars for 25c
Oregon Groceteria's
1925 COFFEE
35c Coffee for 30c lb.
38c Coffee for 33c lb.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
12-oz. can 36c
B. & H. Bungalow
PAINT
. $2.15 Gallon
KALSOMINE
8c lb.
EXTRA !
Carnation,
Borden's or
le
(Tall Cans)
Limit 3 cans to a customer
Alpir
MIL
Fleck's Sliced
Breakfast Bacon
Lb. 25c
Fleck's
Sugar-Cured Bacon
Lb. 18c .
TOBACCO
At Cut Rates
Horse Shoe, plax 60c
Fresh Velvet, 2 cans ...... 4.25c
Prince Albert and Tuxedo in 16-oz.
cans .. $1.25
CameL Lucky Strike and Chester
. Held Cigarettes, carton. .$1.45
c0t tins.
m are
Chil
Yoo Hop, Kiddies!
A POP GUN IN
EVERY CADDY
There's a paper pop gun
for you in every 2Vk-potind
caddypf SNOW FLAKES.
Shaped like a revolver.
7 inches long. Lots of
noise lots of fun I Be
sure to tell Mother 1 '
v . - - -- ., ,
Eanoh
'dren -
in the economical
& big box of SNOW FLAKES in tKe
pantry ! Wnat a treat for the. kiddies!.
And what a satisfaction 'for mother I ;
The 2i-pound caddy of SKOW.
FLAKES insures a sufficient supply.
SNOW FLAKES are just what erery
growing child needs. Household econ
omy suggests that you buy them this
convenient way and have them always
handy for the children. ,'
Porft ask for Crackers,
' '"" say . -.
For the many table uses, too, SNOW
FLAKES will prove their worth.
These thin, delicious, slightly salty soda
wafers are 'always good with soups and
alads of course, and deserts or alone
as the basis of a light, healthful meal.
Your Grocer Sells SNOW FLAKES
. in the 2-Pound Caddy ,
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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